Cartoons Scooby Doo

Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire While vacationing Down Under, the mystery-solving quintet decides to head into the Australian outback to take in the sights and a rock festival competition held at Vampire Rock. But, of course, that is not to be. “Vampires” have been swooping down from the craggy cliffs and abducting the talent, forcing the detectives to go undercover as a rock band. (Their song? Predictably, “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?”) The aboriginal myth of Yowie Yahoo is thrown in, along with two aboriginal characters. Adults may have trouble keeping the glam-rock musicians separate from the vampires, but kids will follow enough of the complex plot and high-tech resolution. This 70-minute movie is a contemporary take on the vintage television series with Casey Kasem repeating the honors as the voice of Shaggy. While some of the flower-power looniness of the original is gone, the basic spirit of classic Scooby-Doo remains intact. (Ages 3 and older) –Kimberly Heinrichs
Customer Review: Scooby Doo delivers
Kids love this Scooby Doo movie. Can’t go wrong. Bought an extra as a gift.
Customer Review: The man in the mask is back!
If you have read my other “Scooby Reviews” you will know that I have had an issue with some of the newer Scooby movies that have been released which have had real monsters in them. Because this was pretty much a sequel to “Scooby Doo and the Witch’s Ghost” I was concerned that there would be real Vampires. Fear not parents! They have returned to the “Man in a Mask” stories which made the Scooby Doo series so lovable to begin with.

Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire (Snap Case) While vacationing Down Under, the mystery-solving quintet decides to head into the Australian outback to take in the sights and a rock festival competition held at Vampire Rock. But, of course, that is not to be. “Vampires” have been swooping down from the craggy cliffs and abducting the talent, forcing the detectives to go undercover as a rock band. (Their song? Predictably, “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?”) The aboriginal myth of Yowie Yahoo is thrown in, along with two aboriginal characters. Adults may have trouble keeping the glam-rock musicians separate from the vampires, but kids will follow enough of the complex plot and high-tech resolution. This 70-minute movie is a contemporary take on the vintage television series with Casey Kasem repeating the honors as the voice of Shaggy. While some of the flower-power looniness of the original is gone, the basic spirit of classic Scooby-Doo remains intact. (Ages 3 and older) –Kimberly Heinrichs
Customer Review: Scooby Doo delivers
Kids love this Scooby Doo movie. Can’t go wrong. Bought an extra as a gift.
Customer Review: The man in the mask is back!
If you have read my other “Scooby Reviews” you will know that I have had an issue with some of the newer Scooby movies that have been released which have had real monsters in them. Because this was pretty much a sequel to “Scooby Doo and the Witch’s Ghost” I was concerned that there would be real Vampires. Fear not parents! They have returned to the “Man in a Mask” stories which made the Scooby Doo series so lovable to begin with.